Here a complete listing of the class module. I'm beginning to think it an encapsulation issue, i.e. needs to be inside <HTML></HTML> since that's the message format.
using System;
using System.Collecti ons.Generic;
using System.Componen tModel;
using System.Data;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Text;
using System.Windows. Forms;
using System.Net.Mail ;
using...
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Be happy to zip up the project and email it to you Plater. This is so weird. I've lost days on something that should take seconds. I've been all over the web and MS and find nothing even for a clue.
Have tried other formats such as my Sprint PCs email account. Interesting if I past the "...looking for a [][]carriage return..." in something like MS word the CRLF works which unlike notepad can interpet the characters.Leave a comment:
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/bump ? Anyone out there been through this?Leave a comment:
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Well, here's the big picture and thanks for replying Plater.
the initial text in the richtextbox...
looking for a
carriage return
The consistent output in the Outlook email message...
looking for a carriage return
In the watch window I see both...
body += "<br/>" + txtMessage.Text .Substring(CurP os, 1);
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Sending a Carriage Retun/Line Feed frm C# to Outlook
using System.Net.Mail ; I've been unable to get a carriage return/line feed into the body of my Outlook message. Have look all over the web for a soltion with no luck. Here's what I have tried already, code is in a loop..,
//body += "%0A" + txtMessage.Text .Substring(CurP os, 1);
//body += "<CF><LF>" + " " +txtMessage.Tex t.Substring(Cur Pos, 1);
//body += "'CRLF:\r\n Post CRLF'"...
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